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No Rheumatic About Me

InstantunCOuS.l luIdIIIUIt, SdIc. 4 luiINcIOus
AntidOtc to Pain. Inflammation and Weak
ness. Utterly unlike and vastly superior 10
all other PlaSters. At all druggists, y cents
DRUG and CHEYICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
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Best Beds i'm town. Rooms per nigh
30 and % cts, per week Sl.J0. New ant
clean. Private entrance.
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Incoming Passengers.

The steamship Columbia is due from
San Francisco this morning with the fol-
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lowing passengers:
Mrs Z M Bates Miss G Rice
Mr. Wood Mr. Freeman
Mrs S Baker Miss G II johnson -
w A Hemminger l. Schulman
II G Smith & VT l. Wyllie
G A Thompson Mr. Chapelle
Mr. Craig Mr. Gray
r Germain Miss A G Sprague
Mrs r Germain Miss S l. Adams
ID Garner Miss M Nj Reynolds
Mrs DIS Walton & dr. G w Haverryer
L Wilson Miss N Vernon
L Jacobs CS Whipple d VT
w Beatty & VT Mrs Piper
Mrs Adams j Strauss
Fl Hunt Mrs Il Johnston & ch
Mrs ID Edmonds l. Mead
Mrs i Z Amstere
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The finest and incest steak to be had
in town at Fabre's.
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Meals Cooked 10 Order.

Ten cents for a cup of Fabre's nice
coffee.
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Oysters I'm Every style

Try Fabre's celebrated pan roast.
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SCRATCHED % YEARS.
A Scaly, Itching Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

III had known Of the CUTICURA REMEDIES
tyenty-eight years ago IL would have saved
me $4,000 two hundred dollars and an inn
mense amount of suffering. My disease, PsO-
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my body and got under my nails. The scales
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but feel rich 10 be relieved OF what some Of
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anu VIII 'i''"'' DENNIS DOWNING.
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Special council meeting TO- night.
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Apples. Apples. Apples.

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cheap at Thompson & Ross.
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DENNIS DOWNING.
Waterbury, VI. Jan. Goth, 1881.

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New York, Oct. 2S.-Cornelius Van
derbilt authorizes a denial of the
statement that he has or ever had any
interest whatever in MItkiewiezc' s
Chinese National bank scheme, and
any use of his name in that connec-
ton has been without his knowledge
or authority.
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ASTORIA, OREGON:

...OCTORER -. 1887
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ROME, Oct. 28-The pope is disap-
pointed at the failure of Mgr. Persicos'
mission to Ireland. Mgr Persicos OBJ
tanned only a vague declaration,
which will be useless in furthering
the pope's desire to pave the way for
a renewal of diplomatic relations with
England.
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THE EMPERoRs TO MEET.

LONDON, Oct. 28.-The TelegrapHS
correspondent says he has learned on
indisputable authority that the car
will return from Copenhagen to st.
Petersburg via Berlin, where he will
have a private interview with emper-
or William. A dispatch TO the Times
makes the same statement.
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YOUN0-JONES On wednesday. February 16. 1887,
q St. Dominick's church. bY Rev, fsthsF Loan VII
LIAM b. YOUNG 20 ALICE @. JONES. both g teia
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auotioneers.

ESTATE ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN f
AND STREETS NORTHWEST. IN The CITY
~OF WASHINGTON, D. C.
~, by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF
Of The premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the TWENTY
PAST Four 0 y n efolioSins % parcels Of
land III square numbered four hundred and hfty-six
456 Ill the City of Washington, in the District of Col
FIRST: The north half of lot numbered ten QO)
mproyed by four story brick building. known as No
613 SEVENTH STREET and one story back building
with brick stable in the rear.
SECOND. The south half Of lot numbered eleven
sTRG WITH four sory BACK
Oul!alnE ana building in the
Third Part OF lot numbered six 60. Beginning
for the same at the northwest Of said lot
$3.50 feet eleven CID inches thence south
about fortyfour (44) feet to ton (lO) foot alley
thence west about thirty-6ve $3.50 feet eleven Old
iinc1es, and thence to the beginning improved by
The above property offers unusual inducements to
persons desiring investments in business property
Terms Of sale rs provided by decree one fourth
efs balance fe in Hne two @ and three 9
chasers. Upon confirmation Of sale and payment Of
~ RnrChase money the property will be conveyed
ore not complied with in ten 1IO5 days, the trustees
AdePSsit Of $500 each in the rst two parcels and
IN the third parcel Of ground. will be required
WILLIAM A GORDON, Trustee.
JAMES H. SAvILLE, Trustee.
~, REGINALD FENDA1i + i trustee e; NV
10-Q $50 Az st. NV.
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TIE PREe1DKNTS VISIT. - The committee APP
pointed to invite the President to visit Alexandra
on the 22d OF February, report that they called
him yesterday afternoon, and that It frSt MI.
Cleveland said positively that II would be tmp0ssi
BILE for him TO spare sufficient time from public
seemed inclined to accede to the request Of the
committee, and said he would communicate fur
ther with them on the subject
TIE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The Alexandra
Young Mems Christian Association has now been
placed upon iirm basis for active WORK. A thou
eSts, and a ladies' auxiliary association has been
Organized. The new Officers OF the ladies' aSSOcia-
ton are Mrs. DR.. Dinwtddt, president; Mrs. Dr.
Fawcett, vice president; Miss Lucy Dorsey, score
ofncers OF the Y. NJ. C. Association are A. G. Uhler
president; NJ. 4. Hobson and j. f. Smoot, vice
presidents, and n. S. Greenway, secretary
NOTEs-AS was anticipated by TIE STAR q few
days ago light battery from the arsenal will
form part OF The 22d parade here, Gen. Sheridan
bOns--The corporation court continued to-day
its February term devoted TO civil cases In the
Justices appeal case OF VIM. Rogers against Thos,
Petit judgment has been given for the plaintiff
The supervision Of Grace church Sunday school
has been confided to DR.. Z & Faucett.-.Wm.
Bellomy, the brakeman on the Midland railway,
run over some days ago. Is dytng.-The funeral
OF Miss Mamie wilkins took place this afternoon
from her fathers residence on Wolfe, near Fairfax
street.-The mayor has sent Robert willard,
for boisterous conduct, threats, etc. At the 2e9
parade the A. L 1nfantxy VIA have The 6tooewel
jackson band, Of 6tauntOn, the st. Johns cadets
drum corps from Warrington; TIE Re!a4 con-
pany marine band detail and be1ades the 0ug18
Of the artillery. There win Be nve bard! In nne-.
staked Tor me proposed mammoth steamshdp
P0caho0foA
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON b STREET SOUTH, Be
IMEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS EAST,
HE1MG PREMISES No. sos STREET SOUTH
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Usuac1 Of C9lumbia, dated the Sd day Of Febru-
WneIeln Jennie NJ Corrgan is complainant and Mary
COrtlgan ct al are defendants, being cause No 91
o. the Equity Docket Of said court the undersigned
e. trustee In said cause will offer for sale at public
q bXY 6F 81 Mp iss
stFOUE O'CLOCK PM. the following described real
estate situate in the city of Washington in the Dis
tr1ct OF columbia and known and designated % the
wess seventeen l17) feet six and half (6> inches
tle depth OF eighty 600 feet thereof Of lot mum.
Derea nine (g IN square numbered eight hundred and
M (s4S the same being the sub lot Known Is
said square, a. recorded in Iiber W. B. NJ folio 24S Of
the records Of the surveyors office for the said Dis
buildinG
Terms Of sale, prescribed by the decree One third
sao the residue In two equal nstalmentS Of one
TWO years to be secured by the notes OF the pur
CHASER ana reserved lien upon the property sold the
notes to bear interest at nix centum per
from the day Of SALE all cash ct the purchasers
ton deposit Of S1OO win be required ct the sale.
y Terms Of sale be not complied with within ntteen
rom DAY OF SALE the Trustee reserves the right 70
leu the property After ave dAyt adyertteang n the
tault1nG purchaser. All convsyanCine and reeordins
:. Jxns n. JOHNSTON, Trustes
> f6-0eD- Wohot0r Law 6uildtug
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TUVHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE AT THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND

BY virtue of deed of trust dated the second ar
day of June, IN the year eighteen hundred and NV
eghty-one and recorded in Liber 973, folio 219,-1
of the land tor the District of Columbia
direction Of the parties interest under said deed the
undersigned Trustee. under said deed OF trust, will
WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. the following
described real situate i'll city of Washington
in the DISTRICT Of Columbia to wit: Parts Of Lots let
tered and c, in Hanna and Carrols subdivision Of
six (726l, beginning for the same at the southwest
corner of said and running thence north LIST
thence east At right angles with said street eighty
right ANGLES with Maryland avenue ffty-four so 100
feet (545O. 1OO) to Maryland avenue thence south
75.lOO feet 1913 75-1OO) to the beginning.
Terms OF SALE All the purchase money to be paid in
time Of sale. All conveyancng and recording at pur-
within ten days from the day of sale
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON, Trustee,
f12-d&ds Webster Law Building.
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Disgraced i'm His Old Age.
THE TREASURER OF THE TEXAS GRAND LODGE OF
ODD FELLOWS ENBEzzLEs $3.50

ODD FELLOWS ENBEzzLEs $23 600.
GALVESTON, Feb. 17.-RumOrS have been in cir
culation here affecting the integrity OF Judge
Thomas NJ. Joseph, treasurer Of the Grand Lodge
OF Odd Fellows OF this state. Grand Master Bar
nett Gibbs arrived last night and elected from
Joseph a confession that he was short in accounts
to the extent Of $23, 1S5. This embraces the en-
tire fund belonging to the lodge. Joseph says he
lost the money nearly four years ago In mining
speculationS. He was candidate for reelection
to the Office Of treasurer last week but was de-
feated.
He was mayor Of Galveston from 1858 to the fall
OF 1862, and always stood high in the community.
He Is nearly 20 years Old and has large family OF
grown children. He is utterly Frustrated.
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A Fracas Growing Out Of q Lawsuit.
LAWYER GARNET STRIKES QuT WITH HIa RIGHT

In the Circuit Court, to-day, about 1890
O'clock the jury in the case OF j. G. Petubone agt
H. Clay Jones, for possession OF wharf property at
the foot OF d street southwest, rendered verdict
for the complainant for possession and $50 dam
ages. Mr.. II. Wise Garrett had appeared for the
plaintiff and Mr.. F. w. Jones for the defendant.
During the cross-examinatton yesterday the de-
PENDANT was very closely questioned by Mr..
Garnett and thought that a remark made by the
lawy reflected upon him. After the rendition OF
the verdict to-day, Mr.. Garnett was met by Mr..
Jones lust outside the court room, and
the latter spoke OF the manner in
which ne was cross-examined and said,
with some feeling: "You took advantage
OF me- You are no gentleman" Mr.. Garnett
thereupon let fly his right hand, striking Mr..
Jones In the mouth. At this point parties near by
stopped further hOsttatteS.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON LAWRENCE STREET BE.
TWEEN r AND S, EIGHTEENT tn AND NINE
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of q deed Of trust dated July 30 1886
and recorded in Iber No 1895 at folio 3S5 of the #
land records Of the District of Columbia, will Hi;
sell ut public auction in front of the premises. on
TUESDAY, the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1887,
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ. the following
the District aforesaid known lots seventy e
and seventyfye (15l of Edwin E. Mayhew's recorded
thirty three Q33), together with the improvements
consisting Of two frame dwellings
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months to be secured upon premises sod with
interest at per cent per from day of sale
cash. option of purchaser. deposit of $50 per lot
required at time Of sale. Terms to be complied with
in ten days from day Of sale. Conveyancing and re-
cordng at purchasers cost.
,,.,, F Fk KBII lex G. s MATGK. Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

AN IMMENSE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD
FEkN,lIUykEa BEING TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF PRIVATE RESIDENCE, TOGETHER WITH
OTHER GOODS. REMOVED TO MY AUCNON
ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE,
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY NINETEE NTH, 1887
COMMENCING. AT TEN O'CLOCK,
Embracing. amongst other things, several Parlor
Suites. French Plate Manel and Pier Mirrors Window
Hang1ngs, Couches and Lounges, Easy Chairs, Fine
English Brussels and other Carpets, Walnut Chamber
other Chamber Furniture. Fine Hair Mattresses. wal
nut Marble. top SidebOards Walnut Extension Tables
Dining Chairs, together with great variety of other
articles which cannot be enumerated.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses. Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Harness. &c.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
THE CAMPAIGN IN GERMANY.
W0rkmen and Social Democrats Play
ing Into the Hands OF bismarck.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
BERLIN, Feb. 17.-PTeparations for the elections
show the surprising fact that the workingmen-
and especially the social OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
most sharply oppose the German liberal candi-
dates. with the probable effect OF eiecting those
favorable TO the septennate. on the other hand
the reaction against Cardinal Jacobinis letter
gains force, even clerfcals now protest against
the pope'S interference in German interests and
poltlcs. third papal manifesto Is now expected
which, II 1t comes, will prove the utter useessness
Of the other two
The Bourse is somewhat flatter. Business Is
quiet.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF ;!
STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia. passed in the equity :5
sell, ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH.
a. d., 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, at public auc-
square 469, in the District Of Coumbia which is de-
scribed as follws: Commencing for the same ct 9
from the southeast corner of said lot and running
thence along the front line of said lot west sixteen
S2 feet four a. inches to the alley in the rear 3f
lot sixteen d6) feet thence running south one
hundred and TWENTY-FIVE q22l feet four 0 inches to
two-story aifd basement brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: Cash. Taxes to be paid out of pro.
sale # the terms of sale not complied with in ten
days the property will be resold the risk of the
defaulting purchaser All conveyancing at purchasers
cost. NJ. j. COLBERT. Trustee
f5d&ds 1904 st. NV.
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The District laymarket.
THE COMPLAINTS OF THE MAITLAND FARnHRs ADoCr
ITS MANAGEMENT.
RoCKvnIu ENh

Correspondence Of the EVENING STAR
At the annual meeting OF the agricultural society
OF Montgomery county, Nd, held At Rockville on
wednesday, the 10th instant, the following reso-
luton was adopted. "Whereas the haymarket in
the District OF Columbia has been taken possession
OF by an agent, or party claiming 20 be an agent
for all purchasers and consumers OF hay In that
market, who so conducts the business as to pre-
vent all proper competition amongst buyers, and
who fixes prices at his own pleasure, and greatly
OF this county.
Therefore, be It resolved that all OF our fellow
farmers and producers are earnestly urged not 60
carry their crops OF this year OF future year,
that market, and TO cause the said crops 10 pe
oaled and shipped TO Baltimore city and TO buy
their fertilizers and all other farm supplies there
until the abuse above complained OF be corrected
by the citizens OF the District or Columbia
The sentiment OF Indignation and displeasure
against the present mode OF procedure was gene
raj amongst the members or the society present
at the meeting.
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THE PAUPERS BREAK INTO THE GUARDIANS ROOM An
PELT THEM WITH VARIOUS MISSILES.

PELT THEM WITH VARIOUS MISSILES.
DUBLIN, Feb 1.-THE paupers at the New Ross
workhouSe Yesterday broke into the council cham
Der OF the poor law guardians while that body was
in session and pelted them with various missiles.
The master at the wOrkhouSe received a severe
beating from the asSaiantS. The police were pow
erlesS to prevent the outrage. ReinfOrcementS
have been summoned to their assistance The
paupers are Still mutinouS and are holding the
WOrkhOuSe against the authorities. .
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washinpton stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
& rssissssss: zss5 los IS Sid lss s s:ss$
:: a. r esnaepd i5s biz 15s ASKED asked
?; g: per imps- Is, 1891 currency; I'D bid
100 bid, 12O1s asked. Metropolitan railroad
stock, 81 bid. .9s1s asked. Washington Cas-
3S2s bic, 39H asked Georgetown Gas, fl bid asked
Arlington Insurance, 1873 asked. Potomac Insur-
ance, 81 bid 5iEYs Insurance n 81 bid Bank
bid, S4M asked.
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CHIEF ENGINEER Jno. A. Scot, o. s. n, has been
ordered to special duty in the bureau OF steam
engineering connected with hts report, and upon
its completion he will be detached from duty at
the Miller Forge cOmpany's works at PittSburg
and placed on waiting orders.
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Who will Succeed Secretary Manning
TALK AT THE CAPITOL To-DAY-wHAT Mr.. CARLISLE
FRIENDS SAY.
Mr. Carlisle's friends profess entire ignorance OF
any movement to place the speaker in the Treas
ury department to succeed MI. Manning. The
opinion still prevails that Mr.. Fairchld Will be Sc
lected by the President However, it is believed
that there is strong influence being exerted by GER
tain New York politicians to place the portfolio in
other hands EX-MayOr Grace was at the White
House this morning. and it is understood that the
burden OF his business was upon this matter, par
t1cularly with reference to its possible influence
upon the temper Of the New York delegation at the
next nominating convention. It is understood
that the County Democracy have q man whom
they would like be Secretary OF the Treasury. The
President may deem It advisable for political rea-
eide that to accept the choice OF one faction in
New York would only make him enemies In the
others, and this may be acknowledgements for the
appointment OF MI. Falrch1ld. whose selection
would not excite teal0usies. It is said that be-
sides the pressure coming nom New York there
are western members who think q representative
OF the County Democracy should succeed Mr.. Man.
ming.
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ENG1NEER DEPARTMENT, DISTRICT OF

ENG1NEER DEPARTMENT DISTRICT OF
- - COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGTON February 18th. 1887.
stass IL the lease Of the Fish Wharf and Fish
will be sold by public auction the term of year
from March LIST, 1887 follows:
AZ Two O'Clock pm, upon the premises, four fish
bidder ~ ~ ~
Terms Cash in advance
Also at Three o'clock p.m, on the same day,
street between seventh and Ninth streets northwest
in front Of the fish stalls of (Center) Washington
market an rights and PRIVILEGES granted allowed by
Ine laws OF the corporation of Washington estsb
lsh wharyes or docks for the landing. cleaning and
SAFE OF nsh IN the city OF Washington. and wharf
some point on the north side Of the Potomac be-
to the highest bidder ~
Terms One hundred dollars to be paid on the day of
the day of sale.
By order Of the Board of Commissioners D. c.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioner D. g.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. fl7-1Ot